Solmar Capital, Author at Solmar Capital

Market Data and Outlook

Construction Begins on Nazareth Solar Project in Texas with $236 Million Backing

The Nazareth Solar project in Texas has commenced construction, marking a significant step in regional renewable infrastructure with operations slated for 2027.

June 15, 2026

Data Centers and AI Infrastructure

Broadcom’s Strategic Emphasis on Private Cloud at VMware Explore 2025

Broadcom reaffirms its commitment to private cloud innovation, shaping enterprise infrastructure trends ahead of VMware Explore 2025.

June 14, 2026

Finance and Transactions

Suniva and SUNation Merge to Enhance Residential Solar Market Reach

Suniva’s merger with NASDAQ-listed SUNation will expand capital market access and strengthen infrastructure for residential solar deployment.

June 13, 2026

Data Centers and AI Infrastructure

Panasonic to Repurpose Kansas EV Battery Factory for Data Centre Infrastructure

Panasonic plans to transition its Kansas EV battery plant to support data centre energy needs starting in 2029, reflecting shifts in infrastructure priorities.

June 13, 2026

Policy and Regulation

California Advances Controversial Community Solar Framework Amid Industry Resistance

California’s Public Utilities Commission finalizes a community solar program facing criticism for structural and regulatory challenges, impacting clean energy adoption statewide.

June 12, 2026

Policy and Regulation

Implementing the EU Battery Passport: A Staged Approach for a Resilient Supply Chain

A phased rollout of the EU Battery Passport is critical to strengthening Europe’s battery supply chain and ensuring effective regulatory compliance.

June 12, 2026

Grid Operations and Technology

EDP Renewables and SRP Launch 200 MW Battery Storage Project in Arizona

EDP Renewables and Salt River Project commission a 200 MW, 800 MWh battery storage facility in Arizona, enhancing grid reliability and evening capacity.

June 11, 2026

Market Data and Outlook

U.S. Solar Installations Fall in Q1 but Maintain Dominant Capacity Growth

U.S. solar installations declined 27% year-over-year in Q1 2026, yet solar and storage combined accounted for over 90% of new electricity generating capacity.

June 10, 2026

Grid Operations and Technology

Thermal Energy Storage Technologies Driving Grid Flexibility and Decarbonization

Explore how leading companies are advancing large-scale thermal energy storage solutions, critical for enhancing grid stability and integrating renewable power.

June 10, 2026

Manufacturing and Supply Chain

Shifting Metrics in U.S. Solar Manufacturing: From Politics to Production

U.S. solar manufacturing is transitioning from political rhetoric to tangible production metrics, emphasizing capital expenditures over capacity figures to gauge sector progress.

June 10, 2026